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Egypt's Abdel Fattah al-Sisi To Be Sworn In For 3rd Term Today
Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will be sworn in on Tuesday for a third consecutive term in the new capital being built outside Cairo, government newspaper Al-Ahram confirmed Monday.
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Canada Bans Travel From 3 African Countries Over 'Omicron' Variant Scare
Canada will ban travelers who have been to Nigeria, Malawi and Egypt over concerns about the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, the Toronto Star newspaper said on Tuesday, citing sources.
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Saudi Threatens To Strike Qatar If It Bought Russian Long-Range Missiles
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has threatened to take military action if Qatar installs a Russian air defence system, France's Le Monde newspaper reported. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates severed diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar last year, accusing Doha of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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As Qatar Rejects Gulf Nations' Demands, More Sanctions Likely: Report
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain are expected to discuss imposing new economic sanctions on Qatar when they meet in the Bahraini capital Manama on Sunday, the pan-Arab al-Hayat newspaper reported
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French Investigators Say No Trace Of Explosives On Egyptair Victims: Report
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egypt Air flight MS 804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year en route from Paris to Cairo, a newspaper reported on Friday.
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'Recep Tayyip Vanishes' Read Egypt Headlines On Turkey Coup Bid
Egyptians woke up Saturday to find some newspapers announcing the Turkish military's ouster of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, even as the strongman loathed by Cairo quashed a coup attempt.
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Indian Dishes Take Egypt's International Food Festival By Storm
Delicious Indian dishes like butter chicken and saffron rice left thousands of Egyptians and other foreigners craving for more as India participated in an International Food Festival held in Cario.
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Egypt Enters Second Day of 'Election Without Voters'
Egyptians appeared to be shunning the ballot box for a second day today in what one newspaper called "an election without voters", highlighting growing disillusionment since the army seized power in 2013 and promised to restore democracy.
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2 Bombs Explode Near Cairo Police Station, No Casualties
Two bombs exploded in Cairo's residential Imbaba district today, causing no casualties, Egypt's state-run Al Ahram newspaper said on its website.
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Egypt President 'Wishes' Jailed Al-Jazeera Reporters Not Tried
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Sunday he "wished" three jailed Al-Jazeera journalists including an Australian had not been put on trial, conceding the case had been damaging, a newspaper reported.
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'Qaeda Cell' Trial Opens in UAE: Report
Nine suspected Al-Qaeda members accused of plotting attacks in the United Arab Emirates have gone on trial in Abu Dhabi's state security court, newspapers reported Tuesday.
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Egypt's Abdel Sisi to resign as minister, pave way for presidential bid: report
Egyptian army chief Field Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was meeting military leaders on Wednesday to tell them he was resigning as defence minister to run for the presidency, the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper reported on its website.
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Egypt army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi says will run for president: report
Egyptian army chief Field Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who deposed the country's first freely elected leader, has said he will run for president, a Kuwaiti newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Egypt shutters offices of Brotherhood newspaper
Egyptian security forces on Wednesday shuttered the office of the newspaper of the Muslim Brotherhood's political party and confiscated furniture and documents, journalists from the Freedom and Justice daily said.
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Egypt decides to dissolve Muslim Brotherhood NGO: report
Egypt's army-backed government has decided to dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood as a registered non-governmental organisation, a state-run newspaper reported on Friday, pressing a crackdown on deposed President Mohamed Morsi's movement.
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Egypt's Abdel Fattah al-Sisi To Be Sworn In For 3rd Term Today
Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will be sworn in on Tuesday for a third consecutive term in the new capital being built outside Cairo, government newspaper Al-Ahram confirmed Monday.
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Canada Bans Travel From 3 African Countries Over 'Omicron' Variant Scare
Canada will ban travelers who have been to Nigeria, Malawi and Egypt over concerns about the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, the Toronto Star newspaper said on Tuesday, citing sources.
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Saudi Threatens To Strike Qatar If It Bought Russian Long-Range Missiles
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has threatened to take military action if Qatar installs a Russian air defence system, France's Le Monde newspaper reported. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates severed diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar last year, accusing Doha of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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As Qatar Rejects Gulf Nations' Demands, More Sanctions Likely: Report
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain are expected to discuss imposing new economic sanctions on Qatar when they meet in the Bahraini capital Manama on Sunday, the pan-Arab al-Hayat newspaper reported
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French Investigators Say No Trace Of Explosives On Egyptair Victims: Report
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egypt Air flight MS 804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year en route from Paris to Cairo, a newspaper reported on Friday.
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'Recep Tayyip Vanishes' Read Egypt Headlines On Turkey Coup Bid
Egyptians woke up Saturday to find some newspapers announcing the Turkish military's ouster of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, even as the strongman loathed by Cairo quashed a coup attempt.
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Indian Dishes Take Egypt's International Food Festival By Storm
Delicious Indian dishes like butter chicken and saffron rice left thousands of Egyptians and other foreigners craving for more as India participated in an International Food Festival held in Cario.
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Egypt Enters Second Day of 'Election Without Voters'
Egyptians appeared to be shunning the ballot box for a second day today in what one newspaper called "an election without voters", highlighting growing disillusionment since the army seized power in 2013 and promised to restore democracy.
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2 Bombs Explode Near Cairo Police Station, No Casualties
Two bombs exploded in Cairo's residential Imbaba district today, causing no casualties, Egypt's state-run Al Ahram newspaper said on its website.
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Egypt President 'Wishes' Jailed Al-Jazeera Reporters Not Tried
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Sunday he "wished" three jailed Al-Jazeera journalists including an Australian had not been put on trial, conceding the case had been damaging, a newspaper reported.
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'Qaeda Cell' Trial Opens in UAE: Report
Nine suspected Al-Qaeda members accused of plotting attacks in the United Arab Emirates have gone on trial in Abu Dhabi's state security court, newspapers reported Tuesday.
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Egypt's Abdel Sisi to resign as minister, pave way for presidential bid: report
Egyptian army chief Field Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was meeting military leaders on Wednesday to tell them he was resigning as defence minister to run for the presidency, the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper reported on its website.
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Egypt army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi says will run for president: report
Egyptian army chief Field Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who deposed the country's first freely elected leader, has said he will run for president, a Kuwaiti newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Egypt shutters offices of Brotherhood newspaper
Egyptian security forces on Wednesday shuttered the office of the newspaper of the Muslim Brotherhood's political party and confiscated furniture and documents, journalists from the Freedom and Justice daily said.
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Egypt decides to dissolve Muslim Brotherhood NGO: report
Egypt's army-backed government has decided to dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood as a registered non-governmental organisation, a state-run newspaper reported on Friday, pressing a crackdown on deposed President Mohamed Morsi's movement.
